Regina edges Flyers to force goalie playoff tie
Regina defeats Edmonton 5-1 to tilt semi final series to one game apiece. Myles, Maher, Young, and others score for Regina while Billy Maher and Pug Youths tally for Edmonton. Officials and lineups listed. rough play leads to multiple penalties in a bruising contest.
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REGINA, March &CPJ
Edmonton Flyers
Regios Czutals
heochey
Regina sufskate Flyers
Eximonton
Caps
Edimonton
Erie brothers
Gus
Bill
Vie Myles
Falrourn
Ab McDougal
Regina
Billy Maher
Pug
Edmonton
Flyers
Doug Larne
Elmer Kreler
Vic Myles
Toby Brown
met
Myles
Bud McPherson
Maher
Pug Young
Johnny Sofiak
Roallins
Watt
Young
Rimstad
Black
McPherson
Lane
Prngie
Kreller
Sopieien
Clovecick
Anderson
Mer
Stranglehold On Junior Title As Native Sons Triumph
More than 3,000 fans watched the Native Sons clinch a two games to none lead in the Alberts junior hockey final with a 5-1 victory over Wetaskiwin Canadians at the Arena. Eddie Dorohoy and Jack Leclair starred for the Sons, while John Michaluk anchored the defense and George Murphy set up the clincher. Major penalties for fighting punctuated a high tempo, physical game as Wetaskiwin sought back the series at Edmonton arena on Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberts
Eddie Dorohey
Bill Ramsden
Howie Milford
Bob Manson
Jack Leclair
John Michaluk
Canucks
Stan Swaine
George Jenking
majors
Colin Kilburn
Wetaskiwin
Sen
Hines
Milford
marser
Dereker-Brown-Ramedes Hime
Hendry
Brent McNab
Howie Milferd
Pasqualeties knep
Bil Ramsden
Cooney Wood
John Mickaluk
Socs
Eadie Dorohoy
Jack Evass
Sozs
Ken Cook
Kilburn
Cook
Leclair
Milburn
George Rodmarak
Siew Hes- Grr
Kilburm
George Murphy
timate
Jon Grive
Murphy
Jack Beclair
Coaldale Edges Taber In Thriller
Coaldale Gophers rally to defeat Taber Globetrotters 42 47 in a thrilling Eastern section league clash. AKL Oshiro scored the game winner, Leo Miller poured 25 for Taber, with McCann adding 23 for Coaldale in front of the season’s largest crowd.
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READYMADE
HNL
Coaldale Gophers
Taber Globetrotters
Alperia High School
AKL Oshiro
Cossdale
Taber
Globetrotters
Gophers
Oshino
Al McCannn
Oshiro
Leo Miller
Harwood Dies Suddenly At 40 In Baltimore
Mel Harwood coach of the Atlantic Cirr Sea hockey program in the Eastern United States Hockey League died at his Baltimore home Sunday from a heart attack. He was 40.
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HARWOOD
BALTIMORE
Mel Harwood
Atlantic Cirr Sea j Gulf
Jacks Beat Bears 56-28 in Raymond Exhhibition
Raymond Union Jacks pace-setters in the Southern Alberta Senior Arena league beat Calgary Bears 56-28 at the Raymond Opera House. Sugar City quintet surged in final five minutes to seal victory after Bears held them early. Mitch Mitchell led Jacks with 20, Dickson 11 for Bears. Har mond HS Comets defeated Lew Dutton Ramblers 68-39 in earlier game.
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RAYMOND
HNL
Raymond Union Jacks
Alberta
Calgary Bears
Raymond Opera House
Bears
Migrath Lions
Calgary
Rennie Mitchell
Jacks
Dickson
Burrows
Bancroft
Morton
Myers
Ashtown
Raymond—Mitchell
I. West
Hicken
Rolfson
W. West
I Stone
R. Erickson
D. Erickson
J. Smith
Harmond High School Comets
Lew Dutton Ramblers
A. West
Comets
Cronkhite
Ramblers
Public School Pack Playoffs Schedule for Hockey Finals
The schedule outlines daily finals for the Public School Hockey Leagues from March 4 to March 12, listing Central and Westminster matchups across Intermediate Junior and Senior divisions, with times, venues, and pairings. It notes potential changes to Tuesday and Thursday games, points for wins and draws, tiebreaker by total goals, jersey rules, and maintenance duties for six clean-up volunteers.
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Central
Westminster
St. Basil's
Basil's
Fernie Captures Hockey Crown In East Kootenay Finals
Fernie high school dethrones Kimberley after a hard fought best of three series in Cranbrook and Kimberley. Kimberley fell 4-3 in the semi final and 4-1 on Kimberley ice before a 3-4 Fernie win on Fernie ice tied the total 3-3 then Fernie captured the crown with an 8-3 and 11-7 home ice totals.
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CRANBROOK
B.C
East Bomenay
Kimberley high school
Fernie high school
Kimberley
Fernie
onevor
Barrett Three and Four Stew Hendry Shines for Canada
Odie Lowe highlights Morris Barrett as a clever forward, with one goal and constant danger. George Murphy stands out by orchestrating plays on the Sons fourth and fifth goals, while Stew Hendry shines in goal, making eight saves in the opening minutes and keeping the score from ballooning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ODIE LOWE
Bill Rameder
George Murphy
iis Sons
Stew Hendry
Macleod Narrowly Beats Claresholm In Semi Final
Macleod edged the Claresholm Clippers 5-4 in Clareshol Saturday night to lead a two game total goals series in the Foothills Intermediate Hockey League semifinals. Pat Knibbs scored twice for Macleod with Gower Kennedy Red Kennedy and Ken Stanch adding singles. For Claresholm Gesell and Hage each had two goals.
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Macleod
Claresholm Clippers
Clareshol
Foethills
Pat Knibbs
Gower Kennedy
Red Kennedy
Ken Stanch
Gesell
Hage
Clippers
Cadets Rout Tigers In Midget Clash At Arena
Sea Cadet Chinooks show scoring punch powering a 9 to 1 win over the Tigers in a Sunday midget game. Nasson led with four goals while Emery added five assists and Denke, McCrea, Emery, and Ingerfield each scored. Ellis had the Tigers only goal as listed players include Jones, Barsler, Reed and others for the Cadets.
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USS. Tigers
Nasson
Denke
McCrea
Emery
Ingerfield
Gambling inquiry delayed in NHL report to Michigan governor
National Hockey League head Clarence S Campbell told Governor Kim Sigler the results of the gambling investigation would be delayed until tomorrow. Campbell had planned to deliver findings today but postponed after a week of inquiry that began with what he called circumstantial evidence of violence toward two unnamed players.
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National Hockey League
NHL
Clarence S. Campbell
Kim Sigler
Michigan
Campbell
Sigler
Danny Calgary Cutie Leads Stampeders in Semi Final Battle
Keith Rec Exster emerges from a middling season to lead the Calgary Stampeders in the Western Canada Senior League. The 26-year-old forward anchors Grant Hunter Brownridge’s line as Calgary seeks a second straight win over the Lethbridge Maple Leafs in a best of five semifinal. Saturday’s 7-5 comeback victory showcased the high intensity at Victors arena as tickets for tonight’s game rise.
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DANNY CALGARY
Keith
Rec
wincer
Gordon
troohy
weets
Calry Stampéder
Red
Grant Hunter-Brownridge
Stampeders
Lethbridge Maple Leafs
Stamps
Victorss
Calgary
Leckbrieze
C.P
Heximer
Latoski
txo sa
Hall
Gib Nordin
Leafs
Hockey Results From Multiple Leagues Saturday
National Hockey League games ended Montreal 2 Detroit 2 and New York 1 Toronto 2. American Hockey League saw Providence 3 Cleveland 4 and St Louis 2 Philadelphia 3, plus Indianapolis 0 Pittsburgh 2. Other scores include Ween Haven 3 Springfield Buffalo 6 and Hershey 2. United States League Fort Worth 4 Tusa Houston 1 and Dallas 7 St Paul 4 Minneapolis 2. Pacific Coast League matches Fre s tie 5 Oakland 3 Los Angeles 3 San Francisco 2 Tacoma 4 Vancouver 2 New Westminster 7 Seattle 5. Western Canada League Lethbridge 6 Calgary 7 Edmonton 2 Regina 5. Alberta Junior Wetaskiwin 1 Lethbridge 3. Lethbridge to final 2-0. Thunder Bay Senior Fort Frances 5 Fort William 4. Fort Frances leads best of seven OFLA. Junior A Galt 4 Barrie 12. Barrie wins best of five 3-2. Quebec Senior League Quebec 4 Ottawa Fifield 3 Montreal 4. SENBAT Detroit 2 New York 2 Boston 3 Toronto 1 Chicago 9 Montreal 3 Providence 8 Indianapolis 3 Washington 3 Buffalo 3 St Louis 2. New Haven 3 Pittsburgh 2. Cleveland 4 United States League St Paul 2 Minneapolis 1 Fort Worth 3 Kansas City 4 Houston 7 Dallas 2. Ottens 6 Quebec 1 Shawinigan Falls 3 Boston 5 Montreal 13 New York 2 Seattle 5 New Westminster 3
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Montreal
Detroit
New York
Toronto
Providence
Cleveland
St Louis
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Ween Haven
Springfield
Lethbridge
Calgary
Edmonton
Regina
Alberta
Wetaskiwin
Lethbridge seads
Thunder Bay
Fort Frances
Fort Willam
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Buffislo
St. Louis
New Haven
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Fort Worth
Kansas Cry
Houston
Dallas
Ottens
Quebec
Shawinigan Falls
Montrest
Seattle
New Westminster
Hockey Practice Schedule for Youth Team
The youth hockey program lists weekly practice slots including Tuesday 10 to 11 am, Wednesday 12 to 1 pm, Thursday 1 to 2 pm, and Saturday 11 to 12 am. Sessions run for the indicated ages and teams, with coaches Gar and others overseeing drills and skill work.
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Calgary
Tellbridge
Cluc
LSS
Juvennes
Weenesiar
Thurs- Gar
Hawks Dominate Canadiens 9-3 and NBA standings tighten
Montreal Canadiens dropped to 9-3 loss at Chicago as Detroit and Toronto kept pressure on in the league title chase. Norm Dussault suffered a possible brain concussion after a hit from Bill Gadsby as injuries and late goals shaped a weekend of pivotal results for the Red Wings Maple Leafs and Bruins ahead of the playoff push.
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Detroit Red Wings
Toerottfo Maple Leafs
Detroit
Montreal Canadens
Canadiens
Boston Bruins
Norm Dussault
Chicago
Bill Gadsby
Hawks
Wings
Leafs
New York Rangers
Toronto
Boston
New York
Dussault
Gadsby
Gare Stewart
Roy Conacher
Red Hamill
Bud Poile
Bill Mosienke
Gus Bodnar
Ralph Natirass
Doug Bentley
Montreal
Elmer Lech
Murph Chamberlain
Maurice Richard
Madison
Stampeders edge Leafs 7 6 in late rally in semi final opener
Calgary Stampeders erased a 5 3 deficit in the final period to beat the Lethbridge Leafs 7 6 in Game 1 of the Western Canada Senior Hockey League semi final. Key scorers included Butch McDonald Tom Desmarais Ken Hunter and Grant. Second game set for tonight in Lethbridge before return to Calgary for Game 3 Wednesday.
Rimstad McDougall And Latoski Grab WCHL Honors
Final statistics from the Western Canada Senior Hockey League crown Rimstad of Edmonton Fifers with 36 points from 35 goals and 43 assists to lead the league. Latoski and McDougall tied for second with 75 points, followed by Bill Ks with 72 and Key Heximer with 70. McDougall led in goals with 36, edging Rimstad and Edmonton’s Clovick. Zaroski topped assists with 34, ahead of Butch McDonald’s 27. Complete scoring list for the 1947-48 season outlined.
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Western Canada Senior Hockey League
Calgary
Morey Rimstad
Edmonton Fifers
Steve Latoski
Lethbridge
Ab McDougall
Regina
Bill Ks
Heximer
himetif Ts. Teading
McDougall
Rim
stad
Edmonton
Andy Clover
Hemmer
Grant Hall
Bing, Meciuk
Billy Maher
Dane Grant
Jan
Steve Zaroski
Butch McDonald
ax iPimstad
Latoski
BU Kyle
Lethpedidge
Snider
Saykarcon
McDonald
Hail
ORSA
gunter
Bering Edmonton
Grant
Burgess
Saskatoon
Fenn
Gilley
Hauck
Regine
Sentley
it ‘Anderson
Edmenton
Brownridge
Black
Gus Xymy
Desmarais
fix
Tage
art
Farrburn
iDevicg
Nordin
Lethheidge
Pringle
ais
Simpson
Gray
Siaseson
Livingstone
Sask
Myles
McPherson
E¢mon
Emery
Grinke
Reece ewete
genkins
Johns
Menzies
French
Craig
Hergers
Young
Luke
Richardson
Tim Montgomery
Pettinger
HONOR
Dutchak
Poorman
Neereilo
Lethbridge & Clouston
Thomas
Fon Hsele
Leclair
Brennan
Saszaicon
Forsey
a Bottrey
Edmonion
ie Kummerfekt
mR Rimstad
Lavell
Lai
Barefoot
Taber Zonsgpiel wraps with Gordon Carr rink winning BW Wight Trophy
Taber hosts a week long Zonsgpiel concluding Saturday as Gordon Carr rink from Taber defeats Charte Dawson's team from Taber 11 to 16 to claim the BW Wight Trophy. Rose Colletts rink of Taber wins the consolation by defeating Art Kerkhoff 15 to 19. Officials plan a Mixed Bonspiel this week as curlers from southern Alberta compete on the three sheet artificial ice plant.
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TABER
HNL
Gordon Carr
Charte Dawson
Tethbridge
Rose Colletts
Faber
Art Kerkhoff
Alberta
Stanky Traded To Boston Braves
Stanky from Brooklyn to Boston in exchange for Ray Sanders with cash in a deal reported to involve 60,000 more if Sanders cannot play. Dodgers plan to move Sanders to first base and Jackie Robinson to second. Ray Sanders inactive since mid season due to arm fracture. Eddie Stanky to fill second base for Braves.
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BEADENTON
Fla
Boston Braves
Eddie Stanky
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ray Sanders
ontilelder
Bama Newell
Sanders
Braves
Dodgers
Sandem
Jackie Robinson
Montreal Regala
Robinson
Rowell
Tribe
Montresih
Birch Wins Bird Title
Vancouver players figure prominently as Toronto hosts the Canadian badminton championship. Dick Birch defeats John Sams 16-15 15-9 13-11 to win the men’s singles, while Miss Cisire Lovett retains the ladies’ title with a 13-6 1-5 victory over Marjorie Mapp. Birch and Evelyn Roberts capture the mixed doubles crown 15-4 15-4, and Miss Johnnie Marsal Marion Ong defeat Toronto partners to claim the ladies’ doubles. The event ends with Toronto’s Roy Smith Ted Pollock men’s doubles victory over Semis and Underhill.
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TORONTY
C.P
Vancouver
Cisire Levett
Terutts stutuecock stars
John Sams
mNA
Toronto
Dick Birch
Miss Lovett
sele waite
Marjorie Mapp
Birch
Montreal
Johnnie Marsal
Marion |ong
Joan Hennessy
Mar-jorie Mapp
Jack Underhill
Canadaa Badminton Association
Roy Smith
Ted Pollock
Evelyn Roberts
Les Reid
Alan France
Scronio
Barbara Ince
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W. Kyle
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Goodacre
Stasiuk
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Cully
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Hediey McDonald
Zep Moon
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Desmyarais
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Lateski Gieximer
Lateski Giexipumer
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Sviel
Stanky
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D. Banilep
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